Toronto Maple Leafs Player Grades at the All-Star Break

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TORONTO, ON – MARCH 25: Auston Matthews #34, William Nylander #29, and Andreas Johnsson #18 of the Toronto Maple Leafs skate on the ice before playing the Florida Panthers at the Scotiabank Arena on March 25, 2019 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Mark Blinch/NHLI via Getty Images) /

After a roller coaster ride of a season so far, the Toronto Maple Leafs have reached the all-star break and report cards are out.

The Toronto Maple Leafs head into the all-star break with a 25-17-7 record and sit 10th place in the Eastern conference.

There have been many exceptional performers for the Leafs and an equal amount of disappointing ones. The 2019-20 Maple Leafs have experienced a coaching change, historic scoring rates, injury woes, and more than their fair share of goaltending issues.

While the Leafs have made improvements throughout the season, they will need to execute and gain ground after the all-star break in an effort to make the playoffs.

The following mid-season grades for every Toronto Maple Leaf player attempts to factor in each player’s performance relative to their expectations as well as their overall ability.

For example, the grading for a fourth line player might range from B to F depending on their season performance, whereas grading for a star player might range from A+ to C.

Here’s a look at how every Leaf has fared so far, beginning with the team’s centres.

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